Address
Fontygary Rd, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3DB, United Kingdom
Fishery Information
Source material from www.fishingwales.net
East Aberthaw Lagoon is a freshwater pool located in a nature reserve near Aberthaw beach. The lagoon hosts a variety of fish species, including Roach, Rudd, Carp, Tench, Eel, Bream, Perch, Mullet, and Bass. In 1979, a record Mullet of 14lb 2oz was caught in the lagoon.
What size do the fish go to?
Specific fish sizes at East Aberthaw Lagoon are not provided, but the lagoon has a diverse range of fish species, including a record Mullet caught in 1979 weighing 14lb 2oz. Mullet and Bass are still present in the lagoon and can enter during high tides through the outlet pipe.
What tactics work well?
Specific tactics for East Aberthaw Lagoon are not provided, but general coarse fishing techniques and baits such as using a pole or feeder with maggots, corn, or pellets can be successful when targeting the various species in the lagoon. Fishing is also allowed off the beach shore.
What facilities are on site?
East Aberthaw Lagoon is situated within a nature reserve and is close to Aberthaw beach, providing a natural and scenic environment for anglers. No specific facilities are mentioned for the lagoon.
Is parking available?
Parking information is not provided, but it is likely that parking is available nearby due to the lagoon’s proximity to Aberthaw beach. Fishing at East Aberthaw Lagoon is locally said to be free.
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